I have made a number of changes …
- The birdfeeders are now a “public place” on Google Maps (just off Lake Cty. 2 south of Greenwood Lake). Assuming I am able to convince Google that I am the owner of said feeders, I will add updates for the public page.
- I pointed a trailcam at the feeders for about two days. Two videos are given below. This morning I shifted the trailcam about one mile to the actual bog area where I have seen Lynx and Moose tracks.
- If you wish to drive closer to the Bog, I removed a huge tree which was blocking US Forest Road #813. Assuming you have an all wheel or 4 Wheel Drive vehicle, drive very slowly for 6/10 of a mile. Park at the rock pile. Do NOT drive beyond this point as the road gets bad fast with wet spots that even a 4-Wheel drive vehicle might not like. From the parking spot the bog is only a few hundred yards (a one mile hike from the bird feeders next to Lake County #2)
- If you need a bathroom, there is a US Forest Service Outhouse in very good condition at the White Pine Picnic Area (normally also very clean), which is 5.5 miles south of the bird feeders via Lake County #2.
Canada Jay seen and photographed a few days ago on Stony River Forest Road, which is near the Greenwood Creek Bog. 
Greenwood Creek Boreal Bog Bird Feeder TrailCam Videos (video one and two links for email subscribers)
I was just at the feeders yesterday and walked down the forest road toward the bog. A big tree has fallen blocking the road about 400 yards from the parking area near the feeders. I walked another few hundred yards but did not get all the way to the bog. There was too much water on the road and surrounding area to get by, and I didn’t have the right boots. …maybe next trip.
Darn. I had already cleared others trees. Back to work again. Will bring the large bowsaw up there when I visit tomorrow. Thanks for the notification.